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The dates on your card do not matter. What matters is the date you landed. Since the date of your landing, you need to have spent 2 years out of 5, or be able to spend 2 years out of 5 by the time you reach 5 years after your initial landing. Since your card expires in August, you landed...

Since yours got delivered early March, I'd expect that you'll have to wait a bit longer, only some people who got theirs delivered in January so far have been able to link with Ecas. Could be two more months or not depending how they process it. But probably will be a little while before you can...

Here are the actual rules: You can become a sponsor if you are: at least 18 years old a Canadian citizen, a person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act or a permanent resident, living in Canada: if you’re a Canadian citizen living outside Canada, you must show that...

Trudeau just announced that they are not yet making any plans to facilitate travel/vaccine passport/special rules for vaccinated people. There is no chance that would be in place in May unfortunately. They are dealing first with the recent surge and he did mention that yes he sees it happening...

As mentionned in a topic a few lines below: Unfortunately, also you may get lucky and they process your application, it is more likely that they just don't process it and tell you to wait until you are within the 9 months. It is not the recommended time, it is the criteria for them to process...

One thing you can check is whether you got the right package in the first place. There are two separate package which are almost identical BUT: The checklist, also almost identical, is different regarding some documents for the relationship AND the name at the top is different: Document...

From other Immigration applications for the sponsor

Those should all be good documentation to support your relationship. Submit all of this and you will most likely be fine (worst case they'll just ask for a few more things but with the documentation you have that should not happen in my opinion.

You will need as much evidence as possible, those are kinda weaker evidence, you can get your bills sent to other addresses, so sending just a month is an absolute guarantee they will ask for more. Do you have a lease with both names or mortgage, utility bills with both names? Have you filed...

I agree mostly and I never said that there are strict categories, and there will never be Judicial proof of that since there is no appeal for Inland, therefore no case to point to. As I mentioned we can infer that there are circumstances that are more likely to yield a positive outcome than...

You left for a real family emergency (not just missing someone) taking care of a sick relative who no one else can take care of, is a legitimate family emergency as seen in many cases from H&C considerations. Taking steps to return quickly once the situation resolves itself (in your case...

Don't want to raise an unecessary issue, but I would myself be concerned that despite the card, OHIP could come after you even if birth happened before the expiry if she never met the requirements in the first place. The requirements are the following: Temporary Foreign Workers Closed and Open...

There was recently a post of someone who applied Inland, one of the rule for that application is that the applicant stays in Canada, the applicant was essentially approved until IRCC realized the applicant had left Canada. That application was refused, and a new application will now need to be...

Sorry I wasn't clear, my post essentially agreed with the sentence I quoted, and therefore with you, did not mean to imply you were making light of this requirement. I just feel too many people (not you) discard requirements because "someone else got away with it" while not having to fear the...

To me at issue here is the fact that yes, it is clearly stated that the PR must live in Canada during the application process. It is important to note that this requirement is specifically listed whereas it does not apply to a citizen. It is not about meeting the residency obligation...

Agreed. For 2019, you should have filed as common law, the reason your lawyer told you not to was probably because you got more benefits from filing single. This is shady practice and either he is dishonest by having you misrepresent facts or he is really just not a good lawyer. That was wrong...

This is a complex situation, for the tax status, only CRA can determine it, the home is a strong tie, you most likely still have a bank account in Canada for the rent income which would be a secondary tie, if it is rented the whole time, it becomes a rental property, but only CRA can determine...

You cannot claim rent. You can only claim the portion that is related to care, not rent, that is not a medical expense. The long term care home should have those costs broken down. If it is just a retirement home where she doesn't require much care, you won't be able to claim much, the cost of...

This is not a good option, he needs to ensure he meets the residency requirement before he applies. The dates on the PR card do not matter. He can have an expired PR card and that date does not guarantee anything for him. This option is actually for him to spend enough time in Canada to ensure...

I do not think it is a scam, furthermore you can make your payment without clicking on the link but by going online on the government's website. I just did that and here is what you can see: This is the link to my order which shows the .do that was pointed out above...